Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-08
WHITE PINE COUNTY ITEMS.
Items of Interest Clipped from the
White Pine News Of Oct. 1.
TAYLOR.

Dave Jolly resigned the Deputy Sheriff.
ship at Ely and has gone to Tuscarora.
Jake Shallenbarger complains that coy
otes are killing his young calves down the
valley.
The new mail contract between here AID
Frisco. Utah, has been awarded to A. Fl.
Boomer.
The Monitor mill has been closed down.
It will probably not resume operation be-
fore Spring.
w. r. Bassett was the bappiest man in
town Tuesday, after receiving the San
Francisco mail. It's q boy.
Bishop Seaman, of Salt Lake, is ex-
pected to visit this portion of the diocese
shortly. 1t may be next week.
John Verzan has now a flowing we'll OH
his ranch in Shoshone Valley, 165 feet
deep, which flows % gallons q minute.
John thinks that at a depth of $50 feet an
immense flow will be had.
Several important civil suits will be tried
at the coming term of court, among them,
we learn, the case of the Frenchman who
sued the Argus Company for alleged in
juries sustained in the mine.
The Argus Mining Company shipped
this week through Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express, two bars of bullion, valued at
$4,000, and the Eberhardt-Mo Monitor Mining
Company shipped three bars valued at
So, 500.
HAMILTON.
Several of our families have removed to
Seligman and others contemplate doing so.
James Donaldson lost valuable horse at
Shermantown while hauling down ore from
Swansea.
Mrs. David Ross departed this life after
a short illness, at Seligman, at 3 o'cock on
the afternoon of the 9th.
Sam Liddle sold out his general mer-
chandise establishment at Seligman, a week
ago, to E. N. Robinson.
The brick from the old Courthouse has
been sold to Mr.. Robinson, and is being
hauled to Seligman by George Paul.
Thomas J. Read yesterday morning took
the place of Samuel Eddie as general SUI
perintendent for E. N. Robinson at Selig-
man.
Mrs. Edward J. McEllin presented her
husband on the 18th with a bouncing baby
daughter of 8 pounds weight. Mother and
child are doing well.
The Treasurer's office is now in Ely,
with w. N. McGill as Deputy Treasurer.
Quite a number of dwelling houses have
been built on the south side of Murray
Creek.
There will be 100 strangers in Ely dur
ing the term of court. As beds will be
very scarce, it will be well for those who
can to bring their bedding along.
The Ely Gold Mill and Mining Company
are working the mine only at present.
They will start up the mill as soon as the
concentrators arrive and are set up.
The Board of Equalization, which has
been in session for a week, cited a number
of taxpayers to show cause on October 3,
why their assessments should not be raised.
The total raise is about $50, 600.
George Metzgsr has moved his family
from Ward. He started his brewery Wed.
nesday morning, and expects to put his
first beer on the market by the end
of next week. He will soon build a
saloon near his brewery.
Sheriff Humphrey left for Haily, Idaho,
last Saturday. He expects to return in
ten days with j. w. Owens, who is in jail
there awaiting his arrival there. Owens
will be tired at this term of court for com.
plicity in the killing of Fox.